the live action movie was written by Makoto Ueda, who went on to write the anime adaptations of Tatami Galaxy and the Night is Short, Walk On Girl. Then, Tomihiko Morimi, the author of those novels, cowrote the novel with Ueda that was the basis of this new series.
Ah that’s cool. I haven’t seen it yet but I read the premise and this reminded me a lot of that. Time travel stories are kind of all the same to me but I like the way this one kind of dips into time loop paradox stuff without anyone getting too stressed about it. I will have to check that out
ChainsawMan is finally reaching the point where it starts exploding. I only read the comic when it was on a weekly release schedule and haven’t revisited it in a more focused reading yet but the anime has been a fun time where I go “I completely forgot about this part” and it gets such lavish attention.
But yeah, this weeks episode was where I swore the manga got the pink slip and was starting its mad dash to a conclusion only it kept going and went for a good bit.
WHAT. I had no idea this guy wrote that movie AND Night is Short Walk on Girl. That’s blowing my mind right now. Both are fantastic! Beyond is slight but in a very intentional and lovable way. I really enjoyed it.
feeling international comradery at seeing both japanese and english gundam witch fans have the same spread of reactions from “this is stupid” to “this rules” at [suletta wasureta] being english localized as [suletta forgetta]
im watching another kids show that ive literally never seen anyone talk about or anything promoting it or even any reference to it in anything other than my netflix recommendations algorithm, it is called Dogs in Space and it is… weirdly good? like not actually good, but there are things about it that seem more interesting than you might expect a kids cartoon show called dogs in space to be at first glance. also has a weirdly good voice cast with famous people not going out of their way to remind you that they have famous people voices. where do these things come from???